Octoraro Creek, Pennsylvania

Text And Photography By Ed Heaton

Updated October 18, 2018

Designated for conservation efforts in 1983 as one of 13 Pennsylvania Scenic Rivers, Octoraro Creek is a 22-mile-long tributary of the massive Susquehanna River.

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Originally Published September 4, 2012

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